The sink cabinet uses space directly below the sink for storage, space that is otherwise often ignored. Everything required for dishwashing and cleaning can be easily stored within easy reach. Sink cabinet organisation can be optimised by incorporating the ORGA-LINE inner dividing system. The bottom pull out is perfectly suited for waste and recycling, waste […]
November 21st, 2008
The sink cabinet uses space directly below the sink for storage, space that is otherwise often ignored. Everything required for dishwashing and cleaning can be easily stored within easy reach. Sink cabinet organisation can be optimised by incorporating the ORGA-LINE inner dividing system. The bottom pull out is perfectly suited for waste and recycling, waste separation and storage.
Applications: Under sink cabinets
Finish: Stainless steel or white
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